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Gotell’s brothe z oe less task through to a success- three-per-cent taxes on per: onal| where aircraft procurement has/Mass., ho are vacationing in ‘he|Gordon Gotell. ’ f ; ful issue said: “I could never o : and corporation incomes and fallen off ‘this, year. province were recent visitors to Mr: 4oward Walker Reac greemen have —— under - _ J ' J sales. Deficits are covered by) LAKE Georgetown, ...-vbere they were! Andy and Miss Dianne Wa'ker - thing broughf on me if it not ‘ i f ‘| temporary loans from the treas-| aay aid guests of Mrs. Florence Jenkins./of Charlottetown are visitin: teen for the conviction tha’ [| OTTAWA~‘CP) — The federal )to $404,300,000 from $315,200.00 a) ury The ‘und’s tax receipts in| re oe ee Mr. Shelton Jenkins is » former|Gecrgetown are the gue :ts of ve TORONTO (CP)—Massey-Fer- Aleo included fe the agreements was doing God's will and that| treasury ran up a budget deficit) year earlier, and ‘April-June "ev-| aprij-June rose to $110,000,000. as iat of te Caribbean before| Georgetonian and his visit to|and Mrs. Chester Walker. guson Lid and Standard Motor|i# sale to - Ferguson of|He was with me in doing it.” |of $56,100,000 in June as rising|enues rose to $1,175,900,000 from|¢ror. $96,900,000, with the ain a: ‘atrkguake of conteries : So. Lid. have reached agree-|Standard's S0-per-cent interest m) We have seen our Queen in ac. |expenditures outpaced an |p| $1,001,500,000. due entirely to higher sales tax eat : : ° Societe which | tion. We have been inspired by| crease in tax revenues. \ Virtually every tax field pro-| 65! .tions. The April 9 budge _in- menis providing for the purchase /ias two factories in France—in| the way in which she meets the| A heavier public debt burden,/duced higher returns. But ‘he| creased the amount of sales tax ty Massey-Ferguson of all exist-| Paris and Beauvais — wilh &/ demands of her high office. caused mainly by higher bond in-|largest single increase was in! allocated to the fund to three per ||- id C img tractor interests of the Brit-| yearly capacity of 25,000 units.| Her opportunity is the very/|terest charges, ate ed for) personal income taxes, which oF} cenr from two. j ish company. Massey-Ferguson already owns 50/ greates: in the modern world,|mearly al! of the increase in ex-|the three - month period rose te} J» the normal budget accounts, ECONOMY JET The agredments will be pre |per cent of this company’. | and the way in which she serves|penditures since June of last |$372,900,000 from $299,500 “00./ there was no major increase in ghied sented to a meeting of Standard |—In—return, Massey -Ferguson | her peopple shows how we can/year, it was shown in Finance| That was accomplished even be- ee orl shallow or Deep Well shareholders Aug. 28 and, if ap-|will pay approximately $92,000,- | serve God and man even in the Minister Fleming's monthly trea-| fore: -higNer personal tax rates! - : proved. will become effective 00 and, in addition, will dispose | lowliest. sphere in the -world: > sury, ement released Friday took effect July 1. % 4 ~ PAINTING? | to 300 gal Aug. 34. of its 7:757,998 ordinary stock | God is not dead that He should| night. . Budget expenditures climbed in. s awe hg ay Bn _ Major asset in the transaction | unite of Standard for, slightly ex-| speak no. more. The June deficit wiped out |June to $460,400,000 from the : . ce Bh Bye BP ge @ Standard’s Banner Lane trac-|¢ess of $8,300,000 — an amountim thou hast wanderings in the) much of a surplus built up im/year-earlier level of $424,000,000, Pittsburgh Paints, with deep well fittings. ni facilities in Coventry, Eng-|@qual to Massey-Ferguson’s orig-| wilderness the first two months of the fis-/ and in April-June rose to $1,143,-/| ‘cep that Just Painted look | land. inal investment, less expenses of | And finc’st not Sinai, ‘tis thy|cal year begun April 1, and left/ 500,000 from 1,066,400,000. LONGER! | Se $ .00 - This plant is currently produc- | resale. _| soul is poor. @ budgetary surplus ‘of $82,400,000; But of the $36,400,000 increase , ng 410 units a day of two models; Massey-Fenguson joo pe ee There stands the mountain of the) in the - three — = the | for —_ poigronte — et Chandler Bros actor *s | for an estimated $7,500,000, stoc law no less year. at comp with a | coun ‘or gher public | ° , z : EFS aa lot factory materiats—werk-ia-pro- i ** | $64,900,000 deficit im the first | charges, which rose to $8,300,- | No. 1 Plywood Place DOUGLAS BROS. & JONES LTD. is s i gress,_finished goods and tractor; Each of us comes under this/ three Kent wees Dial 6565 Sais. an has Sapuenty tar 30000 . Mr. Fleming, who ended last| public debt charges climbed by = =

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